Yvonne
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It sounds at tandem is better for rivers than lakes (check out the reviews):
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I read about it and I'm still undecided.
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It sounds at tandem is better for rivers than lakes (check out the reviews):
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And solo vs. tandem IK? What are the biggest differences beside storage room?
steepandcheap has some killer deals on aire and tributary and aire boats. I picked up two tributary sawtooths.
Well I hope you don't pull the plug on Fender's boating career just yet, give him few more chances to redeem himself.
The bladder inside the sleeve is a Pro for me....if you rip the boat on a rock you can just sew it up and keep going. It's an added level of protection. I have never unzipped mine to let it dry out and have had no issues.
Sounds to me like the Tributary Sawtooth's redeeming quality is it's ability to pack up small. 49 lbs for a 1-seater is really heavy.
those are the single-seaters. Technically you can add a second seat to them, but they're the smaller of the two sawtooth models.
x2 and I also have never unzipped the ones I've used to air out.....The bladder inside the sleeve is a Pro for me....if you rip the boat on a rock you can just sew it up and keep going. It's an added level of protection. I have never unzipped mine to let it dry out and have had no issues.